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How can nature help mental wellbeing? The Wilderness Foundation inspires our students by telling them how…
The first talk to kick-off Brampton’s Inspire programme was given today by Jo Roberts, CEO of the Wilderness Foundation. And it didn’t fall short of ‘inspiring’ as she spoke to…
Calling all first year Brampton students to get involved in an enrichment activity!
Today we pitched a broad range of enrichment activities to our first year A level students. We really encourage as many of you as possible to get involved with an…
And we’re off!
I wanted to welcome all our students, new and returning, and I hope you are all enjoying the start of the new academic year. We’re off to a great start…
74% A*/A grades mean record-breaking GCSE results for Brampton College
Students have just achieved the College’s best ever GCSE results today with: 74% 9-7 (A*/A) versus 20% nationally 47% 9/8 (A*) versus 6.5% nationally (legacy) 17% top grade 9 versus…
Brampton College up there with the best in the Times A level league table 2018
The Times have just published their A level league table of all state and independent schools, following the results that students received last Thursday – and we’re delighted to announce,…
Outstanding A level results for re-take students: “Brampton gave me a second chance to achieve my dream!”
For some students at Brampton, who have decided to sit their A levels for a second time, results day can be even more stressful. They have invested a further year…
BOOM! Congratulations to Brampton students on their A level results
It’s been another year of fantastic results for Brampton’s students. Yet again, our students have been placed at top universities such as Kings College, London, LSE and Imperial, for some…
A level success as 11 students achieve places to study medicine
Brampton students have received some outstanding results across the board this year, including some exceptional success with many of our science students who have secured places on some of the…
The myth of Clearing: Disappointing grades should not mean giving up your university dream
Not achieving the A level grades you were hoping for does not mean you should automatically compromise on the university and course of your choice. Universities are increasingly trying to…
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